Evening sentinel, Friday, May 16, 1913 · page 5

 

 

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yariahle winds Weather conditions
mm has fallen during the last 24
.. hours in nearly all districts east
. the Mississippi river and cloudy and
rainy weather prevails this mornlns
ill the9Lower Mississippi Valley, the
ehstern‘ portion of the Lake region,
and New England."28evera1. places in
the southern 3 districts frep'orted? over
one inch of rslrtall.~:.Moderate tom'-
p‘eratures prevail in all sections. Dis:
‘ tnrbances are central over South D8:
hole and Ontario.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 50; high, 62.
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I‘i‘om 590 to 30c on all straw hats.

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the meeting of OliveBranch Lodze.
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" auction sale of Washington St?

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anchor: Wilson and family. or New
fibril. have come to Norwnlk to their
summer home—in West avenue.

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leiuns Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Frank.

 

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term with em. Patrick's father.
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Cards

New line of Post Cards.
Cards with Envelopes and Booklets.
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Let us show you the complete line.
You will find something to suit. as
we have so many dlfierent kinds.

Donnelly’s

"Stationery Store

10 SOUTH MAIN, STREET.

 

 

 

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Driven by a careful and experienced chauffeur who knowi the coun- . "
try for miles around. Reasonable rates 1by the hour. day; or week.

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Fancy “yrShoulders .. perjlb. 13¢
25 lb. Bag Granulated Sugar $115

Plucnpplea ....... 21'» also

slime Rhubarb ..... ...........:-. “11011.50

New Potatoes ..... ”noun-1,50
Hermon Onions, Wax Beans. Asparagus. nutshell, Spinach. Bunch On~

lone. Cucumbers. Grape Fruit, Oranges. Apples.

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on the street, with it is time Tor the 9‘
mass ule'eting to begin: ’
A-t‘ noon. today, Miss Alyse Gregory ‘

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9 Wheeler Straw-Hat Factory‘..MiseiEm~ . ,

ily Piersonaddressed the girls at the
Hillside school. this ‘aneruoon. Mrs
Dora 'Horine‘continued her calls upon
the prominent women at the city.‘urg-
ing them to attend the meeting to
night. All the other 1 campaigners
were busy explaining the exhibits or
holding *intormei meetings.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Last. night didmotnmm an especial-
ly good time to hold street meetings,
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state. so for tumhours they held I
meeting'on Waehlnsmn street. The
stereopticon pictures were shown and
explained 'Ind suffrage speeches were
made luv-Miss Emily Pierson, Mlssdiele
an Allen and Miss Lucy flower. There
us a lane 'meetina It the Bprlnxdalo
Methodist Church. last evening. It
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gathered at headquarters. on it had
been announced that :11.- Her: Kae-
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on the 11111111111 movement in Nashua.
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ii prices 101- this Mighty ClearanCe Sale we have not [been a:raid

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must be cleared out-n larger stock than ordinary-and in makl

cut all the profit oil and then some mere in many cases. Corns to thi . ,.
sale with full confidence that you will get by far the greatest val

possible to secure anywhere and you'll not he dleappolnted. The a
sortments are ample, the goods are worthy, the prices are extreo
dinary. Its the anemic bargain event of the season.‘ .4...

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Foriner Price 325, Sale Price.
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All of our S2. 50 waists. 11.
$5 Skirts. reduced sale -
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